Summary
In this episode of the Colonel and Kid Podcast, host Greg Heitmann reflects on his memoir dedicated to his grandfather, Lieutenant Colonel Edwin P. Hagen Jr. He shares personal stories and memories from his childhood, particularly focusing on a significant trip to Montana, which he refers to as 'The Big Sky Visit.' The conversation transitions into an analysis of the current NFL season, where Greg discusses his predictions, frustrations with officiating, and the commercialization of the sport. He emphasizes the importance of positivity and proactive living, especially during the holiday season.
Takeaways
The podcast serves as a form of self-therapy and reflection.
Memories of family, especially of grandpa, shape personal identity.
The significance of physical presence and authority in relationships.
The importance of documenting family history for future generations.
NFL games are more about viewership and revenue than competition.
Frustrations with officiating in the NFL highlight the commercialization of sports.
The emotional impact of holiday seasons can be overwhelming but manageable.
Staying positive and proactive is essential during busy times.
The importance of family connections and shared memories.
The podcast aims to inspire listeners to reflect on their own lives.